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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1943
Page
1
A local panel awarded six items valued at ten pounds each in a case involving quality vests. The decision names the parties and notes the amount in dispute, highlighting the ruling on the vestment quality and compensation.
Lyndhurst Shire Patriotic League faced resignations from Dr J A Tones and Me G Callinan at Tuesday night’s meeting at Blayney. The motion to disband from August 1 and re-form at a public meeting was carried, while debates followed on leadership and succession, with several officials pledging support and others planning to resign or reconsider their positions.
Figures like Mr Clarke and Mr Redmond push for central control as debates over the league split intensify. A public meeting may form a new body while branches resist disbanding the current structure and seek united governance. Jackie Bren's absence noted amid Eddie Ward document rumors.
H V C Thorby of Wonarbon, ex Minister for Defence and ex Postmaster General, runs as an Independent UCP candidate for Calare while on crutches with a leg in plaster after an old farm accident. Despite injury he vows to press on using one press and the radio to reach voters, stressing national unity before party. Thorby has served 18 years in Parliament and held multiple ministerial roles including Agriculture, War Service, Repatriation, Defence, and Civil Aviation.
A Chronicle letter denounces the Central Tablelands Water Scheme plan as fiscally excessive and bureaucratic. Reg Edols argues for a practical country water project while condemning higher costs for rural residents, urging country representation and fair prices for the people.
Fifty pound reward for information leading to conviction of any person damaging wire netting fencing interfering with flood or netting gates or cutting or removing wire from any of the fences on Sunny Ridge Bunny Ridge.
A report notes a Wool Conference occurred in Berlin. It mentions a figure who in 1988 visited Singapore and the Netherlands East Indies to finalize arrangements related to a boat service from London through Singapore to Sydney.
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